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An Old UNlOA sly DEAD.
PARDAW wARsLEYPAssRS AWAY
& AT HIS HONE. l'
Some "reminiscences Of His work In
the Shenandoah Valley
Mssbl's Regard.

New YoRK August GA James
town, N. Y, special says: Psrdaw
Wsrsley, the "Union spy Of the shen.
andoah," died at his home at Foster
Brook Wednesday, aged siIty.seven
years.
Beginning life o. Q fancy goods
merchant In Massachusetts,, at the
opening Of the war he raised com.
psny OF the Fourteenth Masssch usetts
heavy artillery. He was soon AFTER
wards employed BY Msj General B.
r. Butler, in the name Of the United
States, to 20 to the British Provinces
to look into the system OF BLOCKADE
running then In vogue. He was sue.
cessful In this mission, for Msjor Gen.
eral O. q. Augnr, In his report OF
August %. 1866. says that II was
through the instrumentality OF MIR.
Warsley that the extensive syetem OF
blockade running from Baltimore
to Washington was broken. After
returning from this trip, Wsrsley went
out as q spy under orders from Gen,
Augur, although not until be bad re-
turned to Boston and married Helen
Isabelle Francis, who survives him.
Accompanied by his young wife, he set
out ostensihly upon q peddling trip
through Virginia. His real object
was soon suspected by Mosby and
spy was placed upon his track.
The spy was handsome young
lady who was TO be conducted 10
Washington by Wareley. The Union
spy was too smart to be caught aud
instead Of using his pafs through the
Union lioes he conduc ed the young
lady through swsmps and by ROADS
until she became diseusted with the
trip, and she returned TO Mcsby, con-
WINGED oil the loyalty OF Warsley.
Motby was not convinced, and at one
time paced q pistol to Warsley's head,
threatening to blow his brains out.
The Young lady inteToeded and Wars
ley's life was saved. fer yard
Moeby became hts firm friend, fight
ing duel with nephew Of Gen. Lee,
because Lieut. Lee had set q guard
upon Warsley and had condemned him
a. q spy. On Nv, occasions Warsley
furnished information by which the
FEDERAL forces were enabled TO sur
round the house In which Mosby VS.
Qusrtered, but the dashing rebel cut
his way on, and escaped. On several
occasions warslsy gol information o.
his intended raids upon Washington
In time 20 allow the authorities TO
mas, their forces and save the Capitol.
At the time Of the assassination OF
President Lincoln Warsley was given
command Of squad OF detectives.
When Both was killed Wspley re-
turned to private life and for years ran
O park res aurant In Bradford oil fislds.
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Pr.iri. wire. Rr.ah Ga, Asai..

OHIoaoo, ILL August "a special
10 the Evel Ing Journal from Joliet,
H., says: "Aiter ths prs'ria Ore.
which rsged all day yesterday In the
vicinity OF Manhat an, h al been z ,it.H
under conr ol, Il broke out airssh lar.
thsr down the railrnad, In smother
placc, and burned over 1000 acres
Oae h,u-s vas Destroyed In some
places The Il INA WIS from twenty TO
thirty feet high, aud the RAINING
blsIs an average Of ten feet hish. The
h'e went faster than q man conld run.
Everybody turned cut 10 fisht thu q %,
which was I'm ally suhdued near Mat Q
son. A large area was burned over,
and la this woods the IRE Ia still burn.
Ing.
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Dyspep.a. s.a Csn.,,p.,i...

Henry n. Archer, receiver Of tsxe.
81 the city u Yonkers, N. Y says Of
BRAnsnKTn's PILls; For IN. past ten
yssrs I have been usiug BaAEDRRrn's
PnIs Tor ecli and family. We hsd
thcm q sovereign remedy for indiges-
tloo aud constipation, taking one or
two every ng q for ten days They
arc also Adnirabls blood pur 4 re,
perfectly harmless, bat exceedingly
effective m q oathartic. l fist used
them myself, particularly ior billions.
ne@ aud dyspepsia. They relieved
mo "a two weeks. l cheeiiully recon-
aand than
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''ROBORO."'
Five Thousand Cases Cared without
Failure In q single Instance.

A r.nsas Tor 6hitps and PgvEE. l.
eontains no Quinine or mineral OF any kin 4,
but 10 composed Of harm 90 herbsi and Ia .
psri.et blood puriher. II can be admits.
Dot purss,iv.. but Z an srssil.n, : ether
inv,soiais., braces and build NJ the system
IRON the btgihnins, Not one person In :
.hou..nd ha, 4 ,Lnsls Chill .ftef eonmsne
iss it. use nh 70" Y 70, ~ 10 gin, be-.
will not for- ard 70 any address les, than tvo
bottlesi and -il suarantss that, u direo.
tons are followed, two bottles will prompts
cure any oase q Cbil ls aud Fever. only one
90 ,ls 4 nscs'ssry for Psr,on' from slsht y
several ehYor,n uader eight years Of Ass.
LJnsaburs. Va. Nov. Q. 1888 -M.s,rs.
Lewis A Bsbnstii -Four Of ny children, be-
tween u, ase. q tvs nd nn rear, 70
had chi 10 and fever for fsvsr.l months. dur
ins vhioh time the usual remedy, Quinine.
vas Administsred without beneficial fesulu-
hnsr heafins Of the wonderful -ares aeeom-
pli.hsd By pour invaluable remedy, "Robo.
Is. ,iI ever S.d : ,Issi, chill alter con-
mencins iu use- | regard ~, v thout srcsp
ton. The ysry es,, ehlll ard lever r.med,
that 4 tnO- Iny'hIns Of. Ef'G''..slHs
Of the arm Of Heard A As.s. Tosssecnisu.
alenisnd Pipsyivsnis county, Va. Oc,o.
hsf n, lSS-Nsssrs. Levi A Bennett
Nine ~ my children haf chills and FOYER ~
the sams tins The usual remedy. quinins,
vas adminlstsrei without bsnedt. all Of
en- vers promptly and sfectu Aily cured ~
the use Of Roboro" alone. Not one Of the
nins had , chill after eopqH.peSs ~ use
Nsrsood. Nelson counJ. Va. oetssei
~, lss6. -MsssHs. Lsvis A BENEFITS Several
Of my frlen IL and ! had severe cAsss OF
chile and isver We dispensed With thu
usual remedies and used nothins bat
"hobore." witch resulted IN : th.roush
cure In each case. You vii oblise BY lor.
sstdins me case Of twenty ;ioui bottles
hsspect'uiiy, n. =. BROWN.
a. 10 our reliability and rssroadblll,y v,
refer by " mi, sion 70 the fellouipg subsian.
tiAl business men 81 " nchbgte,. vhe,e both
Of the manu- aoturer u "Koboro" have
tesifed for the Last twelve years. N. ",
Manson, Jr., Mayor Of Lynchbureg J. w.
tvey, cashier Peoples National banki Az
leo W. Tailey, cashier first National Bank
Chas. W, Price, Com mlssioner Revenue
John I. Eavards. pre,idsnt Tobacco A'so-
ciaiion.
II you cannot procure "Roboro" Of youi
sruEgifts, remit us $50 and No VI ll for.
ward two ottes 70 your nearest depet o.
LEWIS A BENNETT,
Manufarfufefs. Lynrhhufg. Va
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MOREHEAD, KY.
Bag Sensation In the Courtroom
Yesterday.

bsS ponSeuhOn In tno Courtroom
Yesterday.
CmoAoo. ILL.,, August ga special
from Msrehead. KY, says: A great
sensation was created In court yester.
day by war Of words and rechmina.
tons between d. B. Logan and z.
Young. In the examination as to the
completely Of grand iurymen, Boone
Logan was exaggerated by q. 7.
Young. Logan took up the question,
and In answer to Youpg's remark that
his Boone Logsn'r) character needed
investigation, replied: Gas TO you,
OH. l hsye undoub;ed proof Of your
actions Tor the last ten years that will
bang YOU"
Pistols were drawn among friends Of
both sides. and many an ominous
click was heard rssounding through
the courthouse. But the cooking OF
tbs riaes OF the soldiers on guard was
heard 10 echo along the wooden walls
Of the n msy building. An order 10
load was heard from the outside, and
the sound Of the muskets told the ex.
cited crow that the 6rsi move ON the
part Il 81 her party would be- followed
BY a deadly Gre from the troops.
A horrible ARRAY Ia reported 10 have
taken place yesterday at place called
Dry Greek, nine miles from this
place. John Taylor, Tim Kecton,
John Vance and Elliott Martin were
on their way 10 court as witnesses to
this tsrm. They were met by q gang
of men. masked and armed. They
were halted aud their business In.
quired Into. They refused To tell,
~hen the masked men opened are on
them. and after wounding John Tsy-
lor aud John Vance and killing T. :
liot Martin, they rode of. No reasons
are assigned for the killing aud out.
Tageous attack save that these mems
evidence won d have damaged some
body connected with the late murder
Of the young Losans. The soldiers
slept In their clothes last night. The
fosling IL ct blood heat. The strain Is
very great, aud important develop.
ments are expected.
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comfortless wintsr. The general plan
Of organisation h.s no. yet been per-
fected. bat the Exscutivs Committee
will rensin In session for couple OF
days, and whom every feature has
been fully considered, the entire plan
will be submitted to each member for
approval, after which articles OF incor-
porahon will be occurred.
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NEW WHISKY POOL.
Executive Cemmitsee tn session
Perfec,ing Plans.

Perfec,isg Plans.
CmoAoo, Ill, Angus 5-rhe Elk.
ecuilve Committee Of this new Whisky
Pool monopoly we're In session all day
yesterday psrisc Ing the PLAZA Of organ.
ika,ion q the new combine. Assur.
hnoss we're received IL I'm large nun.
Der Of dis,llsrs wesl OF the OHIO liver
OF Their sillinRness 10 en,er Into the
now mo opoly, a-d the indications
sre that wit,in thirty days tie com.
hl3ation. or trusi, will be eatabi he'd
aud W fall working order Tho cap.
i'll oi tho ID atill.r- and Cattle Feed
err Trust will probably b. fixed at
aboJt s2b,OOO,OC0 and will be appor.
onod among the members Accord ng
~ tlr canaci y Of the plant reprtssnt-
ID. Tbs chief feature Of the combluo
V 20 Hslsct such houses A. can manu-.
iscture the largest amount OF high.
virel " the lessl producing coat, and
70 ran these at their full capacity,
TINS fupDlying the saiire market end
controlling absolutely those two1m.
porlaut elamen,s-production and
price The owners OF the
nous,B thst afe elosed will
al receive pr fable dividends from
the managers oi the pool. aud will he
relieved 81 All AuHie,y regarding the
disposal Of their products. A gentle
man, prominently ooanec' ed With the
new pool, said, yesterday, thai iilly
rs per cent. Of the distiilsrs WIS. OF
40 O0io rivu wers IN favor of tho
new trus', and tbs remainder would
either bs obliged 10 come In or stand
from under. Too p %, he said, you d
manufacture goods OF standard grade
and Q, the cheapest poesibe price,
and competitors who remained out
~ould probably experience q cold and
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Proposals for Leyee Work.
UxfrEp srArta RydNHtH orrcE. !
No. , South Rampant 81. 81 Y

NV nnLplss, Ia, Ausust9 1851.
SEALED 2 QroslL-, IN triplleata viii
, b. teceiyod AZ this ofhco uaiil I I o'clock
am, Th1fsdsy, September l. 1857. for the
cor ftruction Of the following named levoef,
tecotd Nc 10 srecih,aiionsi
4 ksmte, abont 5000 cable yards. 2.
Deor Park. about 60.oOl cubic yards.
All proposals. must 10 arcumpaf led ~ q
guafantse made according 90 frm pre-.
fcfl cd, ani 90 proGoial will be considered
with ut such guarantee.
0tAfat1ft must jistiiy In the sun Of fvo
thousand dollsfs hoopl eseh.
Bidders must 10 ready 10 enter into son-
tract within ton days ~ medication ~ ac-
eept nee u hid. and Gle bond Ter same 20 the
amount Of twsny I've 20 ~. cent u con-
trtc, uficc 18th gooi AID a. n Hent sufotiot
for the IA n nj peff finance ihsreo',
Detailed Information, ~ cih sationf and
blank turns OF proposals, will 10 fsfnifhe a
On appl cation 10 this once.
proposals. DAN q. ktNGMAN,
Captain Of fnginoefa, N. n. A.
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ExCURsIOSisr, DROWNED.
4 Pleasure Yscht sprtsGs q Leah
kfsht Misvisg.

.
kfshs Misstss.
OouEorL BLvrys, IA, August g.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive n
ginsers held q picnic at Lake Monowa,
q pleasure resort nesr this city, yester-
day. Several pleasure steamers ply
on the waters Of tse lake. 0ne OF
these. willis returning from Manhat.
tan Beach With q parry Of ba,hers on
board, suddenly sprung q leak during
q violent quail and sank. A portion
Of the can ipy Of the boa, remained
above the water, and 20 this the pas,
seng 70 o'uDg until several small bocHs
came to their felist Four persons Aro
reported misliug-Oharies Person, IL
this city; Joseph N ,wmsn, OF 0msns,
aud two Others whose names are M.
knogn.
Later adyices from Lake Monowa
state that the were fully thirty ex.
cursiobists on the Steamer which cap.
tiE ID last night. Five men are knowu
o. have bsen dro sn,d, aud Il IL
thonght tina, tso OF three Others shared
a similar fate, rs they ave etll m -eing
fhs bodice OF Joseph Newman, George
Cartwright and o. " Person, besides
thoeo OF two unknosn men, have
been recovered
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DErnst, Mica. - Al Evening
Journal Houg,tln, Mich, sp, clal
say; The Calum-t ard uecla o. ats
have bsen closed tight, aud s,eAm
pipes inseited iuto the burning snsfl
could 10 got only ninety. Eve feet
doxn owing 70 an obstruction on the
skip track. The steam v 4, turnsd on
at $3.50 o'cIoos last ey, mint No one
can toll how long the fiis v \ Last,
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vIatIsIA nIa,ttaIIs.TITUrE,

TUE 10Th ,ss,iop Of thls veil known s,a.s
y ln,tltu Ion vii open on the sch sep
tensss. =, pvesimo tpr.V dss systsm 81
tho oush military tra n ga die ctlve Aoa
ins'rustion In the several bfanshes Of A
piled Science, when al o. ersfuats In tbs
'ademie sch ~ 10 AT. n 20 . pfofesslonAs
degree a. hAehelar Of schemes or Civil En.
gnesr Thee sdvsatsges are secured on
clothing T. addition g. he ordinary COLLECT.
ate necessAriss Far catalogue apply 10
0Es FRANCS N. Satin. hup't
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Tns most successful ionic Of thu
age-Pemherton's French Wine Coca
La reoomm -nded by 5000 eminent
physicians Tor the cure Of oil nervous
adscnona, dyspepsis, sick headache,
etc. IL pl,asant 30 take, aud will
prove itself beyond price. For sale by
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Nj. Mary J. Rald-in. principal, opsns
sept. I, 1857. Closes June. isss.
UNSURPASSED Zoe tion, hulldinss,
" sfouads md appointments Full oofps
Of teacheft. unriv died dvaniagas IN music,
lanEuasof. siocutian. art. blokkesplag and
ph steal culture. Bolri. etc., with fun 10.
glith. suufse, no or the -ntiro session of
nine months, fer full particulars Apply 70
the principal Tor cat slosue
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NEwtssLasD .OSsEsyArsRY
~ of HIsta. ns.tou, Mass.

woi hsI. iiS nirs: : .q s ,1S q =:
last year. Thtfeush lnttfuciion IN Vocal
ard lnsifumsn,sl su'ic. Piano and organ
Iunine, Fine Arts. Oraiory. Literature.
French. 0erman and Italian Languages, En.
81 n Branches, gymnastics. Its Tuition,
" TO Us, board and RON with steam iIsai
hnd setrie LKht, - 20 q 40 per week,
fALL THIN bssins sept. 4, 1871. Por n.
Illustrated Calendar, With iull Information,
Addrss, Z. rOulJRE, Dir, Franklin so.,
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No ONE knows better than those
who have used Carter's Lit q Liver
Pills what roliei they have given when
taken Tor dyspe ella, drE nsas, pain In
the side, constipation and disofdered
atomarh.
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OPENS q. ais snhuii rs ion Sent, IA
~ 1881. hitua'ed w tbs Piedmont re,Io,
., "a w. ~. qss,,S,pl,'d p ps . i'slJ
To- too Ibe grounds, ten a.fss In III. ara
beautifully lad out. the bail iiar Ia ons M
the dnsite sch OF Cd dcss In the State, hiua
corps Of tsashsrs. Terms rassfnA6ls, ADD
sddrsf gEO, n. 40 fLER, A ". Prinsie.i'
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EIsRA, N. Y-rhs stallion Nor
wo d Chiei, aged twelve years, valued
at go O0n, owned by Villa, Of later
son, N. J cropped dead hers this
aNenIrn
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HUNIoNILLh, MA
Not Far From Home
Bathlngl Fishingl Rowing !
Low mpera'ure-Oy.s-rs Ev'ry
Day-On the Coast, Betweos
New Orleans aud Mobile.

svThs Sea Shore be'orti Of the south. Try
Il, aud set your tickets over the Mississippi
and Tennessee R.R. Call on 8. l.. FINLEY.
Assent, 2s7 Main ttfeet. or u. @. toLTARI.
at Depot. Tickets now on sale. Unite until
Ortaher N 1857
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PE-Rlt-NA

Ia This great remedy has no oqusl IN buil6sI
.ng up the debilitAtsd structures. II eivinq
|tone 10 ths various organs, in equslisin3
tho circulation ana totally and fnstanfiS
fremoving pain anywhere. It does n6H
|change In any Of It's charac eristic: AZ
power, but always acts promptly, whethen
The Inflammation or Disease Is in thel
Lungs, Heart, Kidneys. Bowels, BLOOD 4
Nerves, Brain or Muscles. IL IA ~
positive specific for. Chronic Catarrhl
Consumption, Malaria, ChiIls and FeyerI
E3rights Disease, Diabetes, NeurairiJ
and all diseases peculiar 10 Ladies'.
ALLEGHENY CITY. IN.
DR.. 8. d. Hartman-Dear Sir:-"My wifel
suffered miserably for years from Chronic
ICatarrh. II finally passed to the lungs intel
Consumption. Three of tho best physi-J
CLANS from Pittsburgh and here, attended
Iher constantly for oight months, and onl
the 18th OF February, 1884, assured me sheI
could not live over night. / immediately
gave her q teaspoonfll OF Pe-ru-na, and
repeated II every hour; She 9 as well AZ
lcvsr In her lifc." 4. 3. EBERLINE.
u per bottle, Q for IS. Send for DR.. Hart-l
mans book, "The Ills of Mfe,n sent freeJ
k5old by all druggists and dealers.
DIR. 3. Il. Hartman a Co., Columbus, oil
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BAcKAcHE IL almost Instantly re-
lieyed by wearing one Of Carriers
Smart Weed ard Bellatonna Back.
ache Plasters. Try one and be free
ifom pain.
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Ia corr A Gu I'd T. J. Ewing, Of
O,tslet.borg. ky., Of q terrible cod
eau ed By the e1ods
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W. N. HALDEMAN
President Of n, treat LOUISVILLE X o
RIRhJ0UliNAL co., tails vnal
be knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Cufe.
Orytos 90 yrp Corsfsa-JouHxIL.

LOUISVILLE, kI.
". N,.isrs~,iA-Ssrl waive . rule hav,
observed for nssy pears, %. value 81 Ioui
r rem, ,.os si:nP,,n,, P' % AS 70 rspNs.
egre, IAs private assurances of lu sn,eaoy
hsdj aud the GOOD results Of its effects J
hsd observed on Mr.. X. ". Meredith, Who
for more than eneen years, hsd been tore
man OF NJ once, induced me TO last II IN
nv family. rhs rsspls have been entirely
,aiistaslory The hr,, cage vas Of ,vt
yesfs standing, W which belisve ever
rnry relief the chill, returning periodically
sti With seemingly Increased severity
Your cure broke them ~ once, and there has
been no recarrpnts Of them OF moro thar
Sin months. The other case vss OF . mildsi
form. and yielded more readily 70 ethsi
remstiesi but the shlil, would return At In
tsryals pntil your medicine vas used. s,ncs
-hloh time, nos several months, they hav'
entirely disappeared, from the opportu
nity have bad % ludss, DO not hs'lts,st
ssrre., my bsllsi that pour Chill Cure 10
valuable .,lecihe, and psriorms all yot
promise T-t Respectfully,
ARTHUR PETER q co.. Aren't. louis
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Notrs Dame Of MARYLAND

Collegiate In,tlt 10 tor rsu.- Lsssss ana
Prep.ra,ory eehool Tor t,i- etri., Rs,Ia
Y. o., thfes milss ifom -si,,msre. nd.
bsnd for ostalosus.
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LEVEE WORK.

oTricE OF PoisD 0F c0sEissiossrs voR1
It's flPrH LouIsrAsA lkvEE DISTRICT, y
DELTA, La, August l, 1857. J
SBhLED PROPOSALS will he received at
- the ofhee 4 he Board Of Com miisionsrs
for the fth Louisiana Levee D.trict, At
Nelta. Madison I.rish La, up TO q o'clock
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HEADQUARTERS ses
CORRUGATED IRON SIDIN6
And Iron Roofing.

Nsa, " Ina, wssev ssa L,sssnius
pro. sait.hl, ier al lind, q esildInl,
wssPIlIs ssrALA WOOD ny'e co.,
MEMPnf3, TINS.
9slvsni,sd Iron Cornie.. 10 koos \ s,svs,.
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HUNTSvILLE
FEMALE C0LLEG K

THIRTY EIGHTH session bsrins wsdnss-
Il day. sspts!nbsr I. ISL; = desuabls
Of Female kdueaton No plied with nss-
Instr Imsnts, dne Apparatus and q full Fac
uity. Chsrsss reasonable. For catalogues
and tsrnt seply o.
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Sold BY a. J. HEIsTER and ali whOlssals
Druseists.
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Sick ucndsehe and relieve all the troubles iss
dent 70 bilious state Of the system, such 90 D.p
siross, Nausea, Drowsincss, Dlsircss after satins
tblo success has been shown In curing
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LATER
A Good fine.
SALT LAKE CITY, July %, 1885,

To the Editor of THE HERALD
July, the hottest month in the year
is the month of commonWeat ia
holidays. Why this is so, can not
tell, but such is the fact. The "Glor-
ious Fourth" always comes about the
hottest part of that hottest month, and
the Fourth" is always a bouncing
holiday. 1t was pretty jolly one this
year, in spite of the perverseness and
pouting and the II won't play" freak
of Il refuse to prosecute Varian and
"Pooh-bah" Williams. But two great
little men of that kind can't control
the universe, and they should not for
get it.
The ''Twenty-fourth" also comes in
JULY, not the hottest end, nut hot
enough for all reasonable people.
Appearances are that it will be a big
holiday this year. The Fourth" was
a big gathering into the city from the
country, and the "Twenty-fourth''
will be sort of tit for tat big Scattering
of the city people into the country, in
the ihounta MS and by the lakes. But
what does it matter so long as you are
happy2 Those ought 10 be happy who
know how to make the most of LIE and
its possibilities, and the people of this
part of the globe can do their full share
at that sort of thing. And why not2
DoET Know.
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New YORK Stock E1ohsnee.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The stock market
g. opening, this morning, was dull 81
than at that time OF day 80 far this year
Wheeling and ak Er was off ss, West
ern Union st Paul and LacSaWann
showed some little animation. but stagna-
ton reigne throughout the general list
Prices betrayed heavy tone in the esrlS
dealings. but some Improvement We!
no iced late in the hour. Wheeling and
Lake Erie, however, showed further de-
cline of u per cent
At IL clock mar ct was extremely
dull, at the o emf prices.
NOON The stock market saw no change
from the extraordinary dizziness prev ling
after II a. m, and no movement in prices
was perceptible, though the UNDERGONE was
still urn. The market was ntirely devoid
of character, and closed dull and steady al
about the first prices
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-24
AFTERNOON
chicago 1.-Two stock.

CHICAGO, July %.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; nom nally steady;
shipping steers, 8 10 @ ABS; stockers and
feeOers, lao q 500; Texas cattle, 1.90
Hogs-Receipts, 6,Oco; strong; cents
higher; rough and mixed, $40 q 5.35;
packing and shipp ng, $40 q $40; light,
$40 q 40.
Sheep = Receipts, 2 600; steady, natl yes.
$50 q 4 20; western, 325 @ 395; Texas. ais
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-24
Liverpool Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, July %.
Wheat-Holders offer freely; new No
winter, IS SID, easy; new No. 2 spring,
S. 415d, easy
Flour-Holders offer freely: 9s sd =, dull
Corn Holders offer freely; spot and July,
IS. l1Nd., easy; August, 4s. I'D, easy; Sep
TENDER, Is. I'D, easy.
LATER.
Whest-No demand; holders offer moder-
ate y.
Corn-Dull; lower, new mixed western,
IS. 1izd. per GENITAL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-24
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, July q Hops, dull, Cali
fornis. 9 @9. 0.Cofee, spot, fair; RioI nom
inal 2O1<: options dull, heavy, lower; sales,
s., 500 bags; August, 1855 q 1880; Sept mber,
Is % q 1875; October, Is 81 q 1895; Hovem-
Der. IS 35 q Is so: December, Is IS @ is 80
Sugar, quiet. firm refined, firm; confection-
ers' IA 5.Sl graduated, S. 81 q 500 Mojas-
s sss EG com G0epez az s III, if fir@.